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Divyansh eyes 2019 World Cup Final repeat in Delhi

by on September 29, 2024 0

Divyansh Singh Panwar, a 21-year-old air rifle shooter from Jaipur, prepares for the New Delhi ISSF World Cup Final after missing the Paris Olympics. With notable achievements including world records and multiple World Cup medals, he focuses on refining his technique and eyes a shot at Olympic glory in Los Angeles 2028.

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Kangana Ranaut buys a new luxury car worth Rs 3 crore after selling her Pali Hill bungalow for Rs 32 crore amid delay in Emergency release

by on September 29, 2024 0

Kangana Ranaut has added a new luxury car to her collection amid the delay in the release of her solo directorial Emergency. She has gifted herself a Range Rover Autobiography LWB worth Rs 3 crore. This luxury purchase comes after Kangana sold her Pali Hill bungalow for Rs 32 crore to fund her production...

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Shrikes are called ‘The butcher bird’ for THIS reason

by on September 29, 2024 0

Shrikes, often called ‘butcher birds,’ exhibit unique hunting behaviors by impaling prey on sharp objects like thorns and barbed wire. This technique aids in securing and storing food, attracting mates, and deterring competitors. Despite their small size and weak feet, shrikes effectively manage their prey using their sharp beaks.

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“I’m here to reveal the real me, beyond the roles I’ve played on television,” Bigg Boss Kannada 11 first contestant Bhavya Gowda

by on September 29, 2024 0

Bhavya, celebrated for her role in Geetha, made a notable entry as the first contestant on Bigg Boss Kannada season 11. Expressing eagerness to reveal her true self beyond television roles, she brings dynamic energy to the show. Previously impressing fans in Bigg Boss Kannada Mini Season, Bhavya’s return has heightened anticipation among viewers.

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Rejected Canadian study permit? Fast-track your review with Canada’s new pilot program starting Oct 1: Eligibility and how to apply

by on September 29, 2024 0

Canada is launching a Study Permit Pilot Project on October 1 to speed up judicial reviews for rejected study permit applications. The initiative aims to reduce the review timeline from the current 14-18 months to under five months, offering a quicker path for international students seeking resolution after rejection.

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